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    Flounder, Salmon, Tuna, Yellowtail combo
    Gaelyn O.

    This place is an absolute gem and I will be coming back just for the experience. The owners are so incredibly kind and nice. Went with a friend and we got the flounder, salmon, yellowtail, tuna combo for two. There is so much food that you may leave full before the spicy fish bone soup and fried tempura at the end comes out. The owners also gave us a small portion of tuna cheek and head center cut as service. He even brought out the head to show us! Everything is so fresh and the banchan is excessive. I don't think you'll find another place in town like this.

    Just "Good Time", nothing else!

    4/27/2026 My first visit to LV since I moved back to CA 2 yrs ago. This is the one and only true authentic Korean sashimi place in Vegas. Just a couple blocks south from H mart on Dacatur. Ample parking spaces. Same " Hole in the wall" appearance but the quality has gotten so much better - family owned and operated warm atmosphere and top of the line main dishes. You will get like about 20 different side dishes all inclusive to the main. I had Dodari combo for $160 which was better than any other LA K-Town places. I wish I tried Wooruck ( black rock cod) too, but..... For those visiting Vegas from out of stated or Korea, forget about those AYCE sushi place. Please mark this place on the top of your "to do" list. Absolutely the best place for dine and drink!

    Hanaah F.

    First time dining in at this eatery. We went for dinner on a Friday night as a walk-in. We were seated promptly. The Korean female employee (may be the owner or manager?) was so friendly and welcoming. I pretty much anticipate poor customer service when dining at a Korean restaurant, but this place is different! She was so caring and understanding. Service was quick and I felt like I've been there so many times previously. The sashimi were all fresh and delicious too. My family ate everything pretty fast because it was so good. If you order the combo, there are many side dishes + soup + tempura + sashimi + braised kama, etc. The sushi chef came to our table personally (maybe the owner?) to ask how things tasted, then he brought out a special dish for us to try on the house! So hospitable and generous. He also had great customer service and was very approachable. Definitely recommend!

    Braised salmon
    Young Kyung K.

    This place really reminded me of the Sashimi spots back home (Los Angeles) and it did not disappoint! Korean style sashimi usually have a higher priced ticket due to the side dishes, soup and other items that come out. It's part of the experience to have ALL the side dishes, other menu items besides fish and finally soup and scorched rice soup at the end. The place is smaller than I expected but the staff are extremely attentive and personable. The head chef came to our table to explain the difference of the different sashimi combos. We actually went with the Tuna Sashimi dinner course; you get to try all the rare tuna parts. It was our first time trying the "eye socket" and honestly it was pretty delicious! I need to go back and get the seafood platter, it comes with all the ooey gooey stuff that people aren't familiar with but I absolutely LOVE hahaha All the side dishes were unique and delicious, it was very evident they had spent a lot of time to prepare each one. Okay, this isn't one of their main dishes or anything but there's a little bit of braised salmon that comes out and WOW all 4 of us in the party fell in LOVE with this dish! It was a good balance of sweet, spicy and umami and the salmon was cooked to perfection. Okay, so ... we ended up packing the soup to go because... we got a little too drunk and needed to go home, change and drink more HAHAHA Highly recommend and will be back very soon!

    Turbot and flounder sashimi
    Clarissa N.

    I go to Korea once a year and this is the only meal I've had in the states that has been able to satiate my craving for Korean sashimi. The servers were so kind and accommodating they gave us tuna cheek and braised salmon collar on the house. Everything was amazing from the sashimi turbot and flounder to the seafood jigae and side dishes. An absolute must try hidden gem.

    Salmon, Yellow Tail, Flounder, Tuna

    The food was amazing!!!! We came here for my birthday cause I wanted to try something new. This was the only place I found that had raw live octopus and it was so cool and delicious! The sashimi was amazing too. Thick cuts compared to other sashimi places I've been too. It was different but I loved it just as much. The balance between sides, sashimi, fried foods, and then ending with a spicy fish bone soup and a spicy salmon collar dish. It was all so amazing. (Sadly forgot to take pics of the soup and fish since i was 4 shots soju in lol) The people there were so nice and checked on us a good amount of times to make sure we were enjoying ourselves. The waitress and chef even took the time to explain what was in the plates and ask which ones our favorites were. They also gave us some free extra food, which was a nice surprise and I really appreciated. (Again, forgot to take pics) One of the freebies was a yuzu flounder. Soooooo goood!!!! The ambiance was really nice. It was a smaller place, which personally I liked. Felt more intimate and not overwhelming. There was a large group that was eating near us that were laughing and having a good time and it made the experience even better cause it made the place feel more friendly and relaxed. At the end of it all, I am really happy we came here for my birthday and really want to come again soon. It really made my night! P.S. I didn't tell them it was my bday in case you wonder if they do anything special for those.

    Vegetable Tempura
    Vince M.

    Excellent Korean style sashimi restaurant tucked in a corner of a strip mall near Chinatown! This was our first time here and we weren't sure how big the place was, so we made reservations ahead, and I'm glad we did since it was small and cozy and only had a few tables. We were greeted by one of the owners upon entering and were seated at a booth. Very traditional Korean decor filled the booth, but the downside was they didn't have a high chair for our baby so we had to carry him in our arms. Their menu consists of sashimi combo and some side dishes, so we went with the salmon, tuna, flounder, and yellowtail combo for three. We wanted to order a side of fried dumplings but were advised not to as they mentioned there were going to be a lot of food. They were definitely right! All kinds of side dishes (mostly seafood and some seaweed/radish) came first, and it filled the table. There were over 20 kinds of side dishes, and everything was delicious and fresh. As we finished the side dishes, the sashimi combo arrived. The owner explained to us on the different cuts and parts of the fish that we ordered. The sashimi sizes were generous and all tasted very fresh. Afterwards, the hot dishes, including vegetable tempura, monk fish soup, and fish stew came. We were so full at that point that we only tasted a little bit of each, but they were fantastic as well and everything tasted home made. Service was excellent! The owners (husband and wife) were the only people running the store, and they periodically checked in with us to make sure we were doing good. They were very friendly and very patient with us and our baby. We'd definitely take this over Sashimi Day, especially after their menu change, as the go to for Korean sashimi place.

    appetizer
    Elise L.

    Hidden gem of a restaurant tucked in the corner of Chinatown. Flounder + baby flounder combo came out to be $70 per person and oh my gosh it's a MULTI COURSE MEAL. * Porridge + nagaimo appetizer (5/5) - tastes like a warm hug from mom * Sashimi salad (5/5) - fatty salmon * Corn cheese (5/5) - one of the best I had * Banchan (4/5) - huuuuge assortment, mostly fresh tasting * Flounder + baby flounder (5/5) - sooo fresh and crunchy, make it into a yummy ssam * Tuna cheek (4/5) * Fries (4/5) - good match of potato and sweet potato * Sea bass soup (5/5) * Braised salmon head (5/5) Check out the review below mine for more ;)

    Salmon
    Laura L.

    Such a hidden gem!!! Came on a Friday night with a party of 4 around 6pm and seated immediately. We ordered the Flounder & Baby Flounder course meal which roughly came out to $70 / person. Soooo much delicious food and raw fish I've never had plus the portions were HUGE. So I learned this tonight - apparently Korean sashimi is different than Japanese sashimi because it's prepared right there from live fish while Japanese sashimi is made from unalived fish. Also the seasonings that come with it are bean paste and wraps like sesame leaf and lettuce versus just soy sauce (which they had too). Overall such a great experience, and the owners were so kind. They checked in on us to make sure the dishes were to our liking, and for the las salmon dish, the chef himself came out and chopped up the collagen and eye of the fish to have us try it!! Parking lot - sooo much parking. Inside had a cool fish market old Korean style feel to it with the wallpaper with Korean letters. Can't recommend this place enough!

    Happy face katsu
    G A.

    All the side dishes were so good and had a wide range of flavors for everyone at the table to enjoy. Fish assortment was very fresh Service was impeccable from the server to the sushi chef. Ambiance was all the old school vibes! Loved the play list and the chillness of the restaurant. Looking forward to coming back!

    Sashimi salad

    Food and service are both top notch! Do not sleep on Sashimi Day and come support a local business run by a super hardworking and down to earth husband and wife duo. We ordered the combo sashimi with tuna, salmon belly, yellowtail and flounder for 2. Chef brought out on the house dishes with each course in addition to already super generous servings. Everything was fresh and exquisite as the owners drive to LA weekly to bring in freshly flown in fishes from Korea! The fish soup at the end may not look like much but was to die for.

    Anago
    Sarah H.

    Very niche Korean style sashimi place. Don't think of all-you-can-eat places. This is more like premium sashimi course places you probably have seen at LA K-town. Lots of side dishes. Very good service where the chef and waitress feel like auntie and uncle. Small place so I recommend calling ahead and making reservations. This place is not cheap but then again, good food isn't cheap and cheap food isn't good.

    Hana D.

    I come to Sashimi day every time I have a sashimi craving. Their fishes are fresh and taste amazing! There are so many authentic korean banchan dishes that you can't find anywhere else in Vegas. Even the house roasted corn tea is amazing! The owner couples are super sweet and always say hello and check on us to see if we're happy with the food. Definitely a hidden gem and easily best sashimi in Vegas. Super cozy atmosphere too!

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    4.7(481 reviews)
    0.5 miChinatown
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    Had the best luck in finding this gem of a sushi restaurant! It's off strip @ 1+ miles on Spring…read moreMountain Road in Chinatown. Worth an Uber ride. We made reservations on a Friday night for 6:30pm--there were a couple of tables w/patrons. By 7:30pm they were near full. Plenty of tables W/sushi bar, great alcohol menu, and lots of parking. The sushi was fresh with a beautiful display and multiple offerings, including classic and designer rolls. The service was excellent w/various staff checking on us to ensure we didn't need anything. The ambience has a cool vibe with hip background music and low lights. If you are craving sushi, consider TARU. It's delicious, fresh and not overpriced like all restaurants on the strip--especially sushi cuisine.

    Back in Vegas and my eating spree is officially back in effect. First stop on the list was TARU…read moreSushi. One of my besties actually found this amazing spot and I was so excited because we definitely have the same taste when it comes to food. The restaurant itself is spacious, modern, and the service was super friendly. Now let's talk about the food... OMG, we ordered SO much and every single bite tasted incredibly fresh Favorites? The Suzuki, salmon belly, creamy uni pasta that was rich but not heavy at all, mussels, cucumber salad, uni, and the seared salmon with tobiko. Every dish just kept getting better and better. Safe to say... I LOVE this restaurant and already want to go back for more. Definitely coming here again

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    10 pc. premium sushi served w miso soup

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    4.7(576 reviews)
    0.9 miChinatown

    Shigotonin is a delightful discovery off the Vegas strip (but may as well be on the strip…read moreconsidering the taste and quality of food here) in a small plaza. Chef Shuji runs the restaurant with his wife next to him in the kitchen. The fish here is flown in from Japan and of the highest quality as you can see from the sheen and fat marbling. The tuna melts in your mouth and bite after bite is a wonderful experience as you pair it with soy sauce, fresh Wasabi, yuzu Wasabi, or some combination of the condiments provided. This is also the first sushi restaurant I have ever been to that automatically brings out fresh Wasabi without having to ask. The portions are generous and we left feeling very satisfied. Even though we were very full, we took a look at the dessert menu. Not pictured here is a sweet potato with ice cream and brown sugar glaze. This dish on the menu was unassuming but the taste was so decadent. Quite possibly the best and sweetest sweet potato I have ever tasted. The chef slowly roasts them over a 2 hour period, rotating the potatoes every so slightly every 15 minutes. The sweet potato could be a dessert by itself, it was that good! Chef Shuji is a charming and funny host. He regularly comes out to greet his customers and makes sure they are enjoying their meal, very high-touch. If you know Japanese - even if it's just a few phrases, speak with him as he will be delighted. He was absolutely tickled when we said arigato and he shared that he is originally from Kyoto. Cannot wait to return to Shigotonin!

    Yummm. A splurge, but worth it…read more Their sakura box was delicious, as was their uni pasta. Service is nice and thorough and the boss man came to check in and chat with us.

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    Menu (soft opening)

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    Oysters in olive oil

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    4.4(879 reviews)
    8.6 miSoutheast
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    Top Sushi is one of my go-to spots--I've been coming here regularly and it never disappoints. The…read morefish-to-rice ratio is like no other, you're actually getting quality cuts and great portions for what you pay. Definitely feels like you're getting the most for your buck. It's a popular spot for a reason, so plan ahead--either get there early or be ready to hop on the waitlist. Always worth it though.

    Came here after my bodybuilding show and was so excited to EAT! We got seated immediately and…read morestarted ordering. However, in the consequent rounds after, the waiter took more and more time to come and take our order. The nigiri here is really good and like the other Yelp reviews here say, the fish to rice ration is perfect. Lots of fish to little rice. Get this when you come, you're going to get the biggest bang for your buck. We had some rolls that were pretty good and some rolls that were not good at all, and you have to finish them otherwise they charge you. The rolls had the worst rice to fish ratio and just didn't taste good. Lots of "filler" in there, don't get the rolls when you come. We got the A menu, but honestly we could have done without the specialty items. They were good, but ordering a bunch of nigiri is enough. Overall, I would come here again, but just don't get the rolls, they're not worth your stomach space and they're not good. Would have given this place a higher rating if not for the bad rolls we had. Good price for AYCE sushi and quality is good!

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    4.3(2.1k reviews)
    0.4 miChinatown
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    i was about to hit another noodle then i decided to drive along spring mountain and randomly go…read moreinto a strip mall and pick one... i chose this place as I wanted to eat some rice and check out a sushi boat place after watching daesung (big bang) ate at one of these in japan. well, this was totally different from japan one i saw on youtube. first thing i notice is that this place was packed. 2nd thing i notice is that alot of the tables are all eating noodles... that was intriguing... examining the menu, the ramens are 7 buck.. and the sushi rolls are 10 bucks... watching all the nigiri on the conveyor, i notice there isnt any premium stuff. it was all one price... no toro, no wagyu beef. no uni.... i was thinking if i want nigiri, i should not be here since I can get ayce for like $30 bucks and eat better stuff so i pick a ramen, a roll, one salmon belly nigiri, and a beer... i like the ramen, its kid size... essentially like a cup a noodle.. very good though. the roll was good, a little bit skinnier than typical. still good... i had to get one nigiri from the conveyor, the salmon belly was the best one, 3.50 cheap... the draft beer i actually down it quick.. it was nice on a hot day in vegas... total was 31 with tip.... i think if i didnt do beer, it be like 23 + tip which is same cost as going to a ramen place... funny, im trying to optimize the food cost.. just that there is so many ayce sushi spots like literally every block on spring mountain... just make no sense to do nigiri here... unless u only eat like 3-5 plates... if u going more, forget about it, do the ayce...

    We got there from out of town on week trip to Vegas. They offer a happy hour that begins at 9 pm…read morewith half price, sushi and drinks. But if you're already there before 9:00p, you do not qualify for the happy hour. Perhaps the stupidest business model I've ever heard of. All it does is leave the people they got there before nine feeling angry. To add in insult to injury, when I asked about it, the hostess got pretty defensive. This tells me that I wasn't the first person to ask about it. In any case, we won't be going back, and unless you get on their mysterious waitlist for the happy hour, you're out of luck.

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    Sapporo Revolving Sushi
    Sapporo Revolving Sushi - Pan seared scallops come out on the express conveyor belt

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